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Still can’t get a woop, woop! Twitter battered on matter of politi-natter scatter button

8 Sep 2015
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Still can’t get a woop, woop! Twitter battered on matter of politi-natter scatter button
8 Sep 2015
Still can’t get a woop, woop! Twitter battered on matter of politi-natter scatter button
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Civil society dissects draft telecoms plan

8 Sep 2015
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Civil society dissects draft telecoms plan
8 Sep 2015
Civil society dissects draft telecoms plan
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Digital rights groups pressure Twitter to restore Politwoops

4 Sep 2015
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Digital rights groups pressure Twitter to restore Politwoops
4 Sep 2015
Digital rights groups pressure Twitter to restore Politwoops
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Ngo’s spreken zich uit tegen Twitter-blokkade Politwoops

4 Sep 2015
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Ngo’s spreken zich uit tegen Twitter-blokkade Politwoops
4 Sep 2015
Ngo’s spreken zich uit tegen Twitter-blokkade Politwoops
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Rights groups are going after Twitter for banning a tool that digs up deleted tweets from politician

4 Sep 2015
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Rights groups are going after Twitter for banning a tool that digs up deleted tweets from politician
4 Sep 2015
Rights groups are going after Twitter for banning a tool that digs up deleted tweets from politician
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Rights groups call on Twitter to reverse its ban on Politwoops accounts

4 Sep 2015
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Rights groups call on Twitter to reverse its ban on Politwoops accounts
4 Sep 2015
Rights groups call on Twitter to reverse its ban on Politwoops accounts
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Rights groups rail against Twitter’s Politwoops ban

4 Sep 2015
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Rights groups rail against Twitter’s Politwoops ban
4 Sep 2015
Rights groups rail against Twitter’s Politwoops ban
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Exploring socially disruptive technology and human rights at the World Economic Forum in China

4 Sep 2015 •

Brett Solomon will speak next at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions, discussing socially disruptive technology and its impact upon digital rights and users at risk.

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Exploring socially disruptive technology and human rights at the World Economic Forum in China
4 Sep 2015
Exploring socially disruptive technology and human rights at the World Economic Forum in China
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Digital Security Helpline case study: Defending freedom of expression in Sudan

3 Sep 2015 •

During the 2015 general elections in Sudan, several online newspapers were targeted for malicious hacking and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. When one opposition newspaper became unreachable due to a suspected DDoS attack, Dalia Haj-Omar, a Sudanese human rights advocate living in France, enlisted the help of Access’ Digital Security Helpline, through which activists, independent media, and civil society organizations across the globe can get real-time, direct technical assistance and advice 24 hours a day, seven days a week. With our assistance, the opposition paper was accessible again within 48 hours.

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Digital Security Helpline case study: Defending freedom of expression in Sudan
3 Sep 2015
Digital Security Helpline case study: Defending freedom of expression in Sudan
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Defending users at risk from DDoS attacks: An evolving challenge

3 Sep 2015 •

Gustaf Björksten discusses the evolving challenge of helping Digital Security Helpline clients fight off Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks.

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Defending users at risk from DDoS attacks: An evolving challenge
3 Sep 2015
Defending users at risk from DDoS attacks: An evolving challenge
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